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I created the report before I went on holiday, but forgot to post it...

Hopefully no errors...


Japan's Naval Developments - Q2/1936

A. Industrial Allocation

27/27 factories producing warship material = 27,000 t. 4,353 tons stockpiled materials available. 8240 tons transferred to Japan. Total materials available: 38,593 t. 33,073 t are used. 5,520 t materials stockpiled.

0/27 factories are dedicated to producing infrastructure material, = 0x 0.1 = 0.0 points.

B. Infrastructure Development

None.

C. Naval Construction


Kure Navy Yard, Kure (Honshu)
Slip V-1A => BB Honjou Kamatari receives 1500 tons.
Slip I-1A => I-400 receives 753 tons. Launched 6/1/1936.
Slip I-1B => I-401 receives 753 tons. Launcehd 6/1/1936.
Dock V-1A => idle.
Free-floating: BB Okuni receives 705 tons.
Free-floating: BB Inahime receives 705 tons.

Yokosuka Navy Yard, Yokosuka (Honshu)
Slip V-2A => BB Mitarai Toukichirou receives 1500 tons.
Slip I-2A => I-256 receives 450 tons. Launched 5/14/1936.
Slip I-2B => I-226 receives 210 tons. Launched 5/1/1936.
Dock 0-2A => I-163 receives 113 tons. Lauched 4/1/1936. Competed 5/20/1936.
Free-floating: BB Nene receives 705 tons.

Kawasaki Co, Kobe (Honshu)
Slip V-3A => CV Kei receives 1408 tons.
Slip II-3A => CL Eba receives 750 tons. Launched 4/25/1936.
Slip I-3A => I-227 receives 210 tons. Launched 5/1/1936.
Dock II-3A => Burijas receives 599 tons. Launcehd 4/20/1936.
Free-floating: BC Ginchiyo receives 1520 tons.

Mitsubushi Co, Nagasaki (Kyushu)
Slip V-4A => CV Yuri receives 1408 tons.
Slip II-4A => CL Furoura receives 750 tons. Launched 4/25/1936.
Slip I-4A => I-228 receives 210 tons. Launched 5/1/1936.
Dock II-4A => I-257 receives 450 tons. Launched 5/14/1936.
Free-floating: BC Nouhime receives 1520 tons.

Fukuoka Navy Yard, Fukuoka (Kyushu)
Slip III-5A => CL Arishia receives 750 tons. Launched 4/25/1936.
Slip II-5A => Ticao receives 1110 tons. Launcehd 4/1/1936.
Slip I-5A => I-229 receives 210 tons. Launched 5/1/1936.
Dock IV-5A => idle.
Free-floating: BC Oichi receives 1520 tons.
Free-floating: CB Kongo receives 840 tons.

Hakodate Navy Yard, Hakodate (Hokkaido)
Slip III-6A => CL Besu receives 750 tons. Launched 4/25/1936.
Slip II-6A => Tablas receives 1110 tons. Launcehd 4/1/1936.
Slip I-6A => I-230 receives 210 tons. Launched 5/1/1936.
Free-floating: CB Haruna receives 840 tons.

Aomori Navy Yard, Aomori (Honshu)
Slip III-7A => CL Garatea receives 750 tons. Launched 4/25/1936.
Slip I-7A => idle.
Dock I-7A => I-167 receives 113 tons. Lauched 4/1/1936. Competed 5/20/1936.
Free-floating: Vouruskasha receives 435 tons.

Kagoshima Navy Yard, Kagoshima (Kyushu)
Slip III-8A => CL Ofiiria receives 750 tons. Launched 4/25/1936.
Slip I-8A => idle.
Dock I-8A => I-168 receives 113 tons. Lauched 4/1/1936. Competed 5/20/1936.
Slip 0-8A => I-161 receives 113 tons. Lauched 4/1/1936. Competed 5/20/1936.
Slip 0-8B => I-162 receives 113 tons. Lauched 4/1/1936. Competed 5/20/1936.
Dock 0-8A => I-164 receives 113 tons. Lauched 4/1/1936. Competed 5/20/1936.
Free-floating: Hormoz receives 435 tons.

Wakayama Navy Yard, Wakayama (Honshu)
Slip III-9A => CL Rafaera receives 750 tons. Launched 4/25/1936.
Slip I-9A => idle.
Dock I-9A => I-169 receives 113 tons. Lauched 4/1/1936. Competed 5/20/1936.
Free-floating: CB Hiei receives 840 tons.
Free-floating: Khalij-e fars receives 435 tons.

Tokushima Navy Yard, Tokushima (Shikoku)
Slip III-10A => CL Miria receives 750 tons. Launched 4/25/1936.
Slip I-10A => idle.
Dock I-10A => I-170 receives 113 tons. Lauched 4/1/1936. Competed 5/20/1936.
Free-floating: CB Kirishima receives 840 tons.
Free-floating: Dariae Mazenderan receives 435 tons.

Niigata Navy Yard, Niigata (Honshu)
Slip I-11A => I-274 receives 420 tons. Launched 5/14/1936.
Slip I-11B => I-275 receives 420 tons. Launched 5/14/1936.
Dock III-11A => Asto Vidatu receives 599 tons. Launcehd 4/20/1936.

Niihama Navy Yard, Niihama (Shikoku)
Slip I-12A => I-165 receives 113 tons. Lauched 4/1/1936. Competed 5/20/1936.
Slip I-12B => I-166 receives 113 tons. Lauched 4/1/1936. Competed 5/20/1936.
Dock III-12A => idle.


MTB 17-32 receive total of 192 tons (16x12 tons).
MTB 159-188 receive total of 270 tons (30x9 tons).
MTB 377-384 receive total of 176 tons (8x22 tons).

D. Transactions
1840t received from Argentina.
2400t received from the Philippines.
1500t received from Persia.

E. Other Notes
MTB 1-16 starting shakedown cruises.
MTB 129-158 starting shakedown cruises.
MTB 369-376 starting shakedown cruises.
I 161-170 starting shakedown cruises.
Independencia and Guardabosques continuing shakedown cruises.

New units laid down this quarter:
MTB 17-32 (MTB T 1) requiring 12 ton each.
MTB 159-188 (MTB T 2) requiring 9 tons each.
MTB 377-384 (MTB T 3) requiring 22 tons each.

Repairs.
None

Refits
None.

F. Updated Order of Battle, 6/30/36

Note: X(Y)+Z = completed (under repair/refit) + under construction

Battleships: 9(0)+5
Battlecruisers: 0(0)+3
Large Cruisers: 0(0)+4
Heavy Cruisers: 9(0)+0
Light Cruisers: 41(0)+8
Large Aircraft Carriers: 0(0)+2
Aircraft Carriers: 4(0)+0
Light Aircraft Carriers: 2(0)+0
Destroyer Leader: 18(0)+0
Destroyers class 1: 15(0)+0
Destroyers class 2: 74(0)+0
Destroyers class 3: 208(15)+0
Ocean Going Submarines: 30(0)+11
Coastal Submarines: 142(0)+0
Midget Submarines: 135(0)+0
Coast Defense Vessels: 12(0)+0
Training carrier: 1(0)+0
Training Cruisers: 3(0)+0
Gunboats: 46(0)+0
Minelayers: 27(0)+0
Minesweepers: 18(0)+0
Submarine Chasers class 1: 30(0)+0
Submarine Chasers class 2: 42(0)+0
Corvettes: 30(0)+0
Patrol boats: 111(0)+0
MPV: 9(0)+0
CCB: 10(0)+0
MTB: 169(0)+54
Exploration ships: 2(0)+0
Museum ships: 4(0)+0

Foreign orders:
Light Cruisers: 3
Destroyers: 6

Chosen's Naval Developments - Q2/1936

A. Industrial Allocation

0/4 factories producing warship material = 0 t. 0t stockpiled materials available. 0 t are used, 0 tons materials stockpiled.

4/4 factories are dedicated to producing infrastructure material = 0.4 pts.

B. Infrastructure Development
0.4 points spent on type 1 slip at Ryojun.

C. Naval Construction

Ryojun
S1: under construction. 0.2 points still needed.
S1: idle
D0: idle
D1: idle

Dairen
D0: idle
D1: idle
D2: idle

D. Transactions
None

E. Other Notes

New units laid down this quarter:
None

F. Updated Order of Battle, 6/30/36

Note: X(Y)+Z = completed (under repair/refit) + under construction

Battle Cruiser: 1(0)+0
Carrier: 1(0)+0
Heavy Cruiser: 1(0)+0
Armored Cruiser: 1(0)+0
1st class Cruiser: 2(0)+0
Light Cruiser: 3(0)+0
2nd class Cruiser: 3(0)+0
Protected Cruiser: 4(0)+0
Gunboats: 2(1)+0
River Gunboats: 2(0)+0
Destroyers 2nd class: 13(0)+0
Destroyers 3rd class: 6(0)+0
TPB 1st class: 6(0)+0
TPB 2nd class: 7(0)+0

Pacifica's Naval Developments - Q2/1936

A. Industrial Allocation

0/1 factories producing warship material = 0 t. 0 tons stockpiled materials available. 0 t are used, 0 tons materials stockpiled.

1/1 factories are dedicated to producing infrastructure material = 0.1 pts.

B. Infrastructure Development
0.1 points spent on type 0 slip at Agana.

C. Naval Construction

Agana (Guam)
S0: under construction. 0.3 points still needed.
D1A: idle
D1B: idle
D0: idle

D. Transactions
None

E. Other Notes

New units laid down this quarter:
None

F. Updated Order of Battle, 6/30/36

Note: X(Y)+Z = completed (under repair/refit) + under construction

Armored Cruiser: 1(0)+0
Light Cruiser: 2(0)+0
Destroyers: 3(0)+0
TPB/DDE: 2(0)+0

What's the armoured cruiser that Pacifica owns? I couldn't find anything about it in the Japanese folder...

... I forgot...
... but it should be in a news article...
... somewhere...
... and I also think that it is in a need of a refit...

Found this in the News:

"July 24, 1927
After an extensive training program, men from Pacifica are ready to begin manning their ships. Japan will be handing over the Armored Cruiser Iwate, Light Cruiser Abukuma and the Destroyers Yunagi, Oite and Hayate. Together with Escort Cruiser Leyte and Destroyer Escorts Siemperviva and Mentha from the Philippines, these ships will be more than what the Mararmeo Pasifika can handle. The next group of Sailors is already undergoing the training program and hopefully all ships will be manned soon.
We will definitely keep an eye on those Filipino ships. They might go kaboom!!"

So this ship...